Prevent the abuse of visa-free entry


MALAYSIA is taking a risk with its one-month visa free travel which started from Dec 1 for Indian and Chinese nationals now that there is a resurgence in Covid-19 cases. Our health authorities must therefore be on the alert. The current rainy spell also brings about various respiratory ailments, especially colds and influenza.

No doubt tourism would get a big boost as the end of the year is normally the preferred time for families to travel together due to the festive holidays.

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